GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 164028
Errors on drag & drop of JPEG/PNG images does not use BVW_ERROR_*
Last modified: 2008-06-03 17:39:29 UTC
If I drag and drop a JPG file onto totem, it will close. When I do this no errors are printed to stderr or stdout. The application does not crash. It just closes.
With current CVS of gst-plugins, it will no longer exit. However, it will still provide a custom GStreamer error. Long-term, I'd like to use the BVW_ERROR_* messages, but I didn't get to that level of detail yet...
*** Bug 301038 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Totem never calls bacon_video_widget_open_with_subtitles(). Looks like this is a playlist parser problem. The playlist parser blacklists image mime types and totem_pl_parser_parse() returns TOTEM_PL_PARSER_RESULT_IGNORED in totem_playlist_add_mrl().
Yeah, that's normal. We don't open image files. Is that a problem?
Not for me, I just didn't want to close it without your feedback as to whether that's actually desired behaviour or not (as the GStreamer backend does support still images, at least in 0.10). Closing then.
Mass-move from totem to totem-pl-parser. You can remove all messages by searching for this comment.